TCH-Bruce

I am not sure what you mean? form mail (PHP)? Spam is on the rise. I read an article today that said 9 out of every 10 emails is spam. So that is a lot of garbage mail flowing. I use AntiSpam Servant client side to filter my spam (the ones Spam Assassin misses). It doesn't matter what you use for your email account, they will find you. It's just a matter of time. I have accounts I've never sent an email from or posted anywhere and they get spam too.

If it is working where port 25 does not means that your Internet provider is blocking port 25 from being used with the exception of going through their SMTP server. This is being done my ISPs to help prevent mail relaying (and spamming). They are allowing the port traffic for port 26 to flow through their system but may at some time in the future block that as well. When that happens you can set up your email client to send email through your ISPs outgoing mail server using your ISP username/password to authenticate yourself. Leaving your return address set to your domain you will receive replies in your domain just as you would had you sent the original message through your domain.

The Application Data folder is only visible if you have your Windows Explorer set to show hidden files.

What happens if you try popping your email before sending? Does it work then?

If Paypal works for you yes. I run a small online business and use eSellerate for my shopping cart. It's very similar to Paypal, they take the orders and collect the payments for a piece of the action. Since I deal with PDA software this works out great for me. As they deliver the purchased product as well. This way I don't have to get a merchant account and purchase an SSL certificate for my site.

Welcome to the forums mycat2 Email to the help desk is not the most effective way to contact them. Please open a ticket using the help desk. We can try to help you here in the forums. What email client are you using. Are you athenticating yourself before sending email? If you are using webmail, that issue will have to be solved using the help desk.

Welcome to the forums shibby07 Yes, that would be correct since the payment transactions will be secure with the paypal cart.

I can see this being a big issue since there are quite a few people that don't read links (URLs) before clicking on them. Of course we are talking about MySpace users too. Thanks for the info.

I would suggest copying the entire profile folder for your Thunderbird. Once you install Thunderbird on the new drive you can copy your profile back and you will not have to reset up your accounts or anything. This is one of the nicest features of Thunderbird. You can even get a USB flash drive and install portable Thunderbird and copy your profile to the USB drive and run from there.

You can try one of these methods.

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If you get stuck someone here will be sure to help.

She seems to be having a good time

Sorry for your loss Jayson

Add padding-left: 190px; to this example and it gives you what you want.

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>div#bottom{ position:relative; min-height:500px; overflow: auto; width:767px; background-image: You have your bottom div set to 500px. If you remove that it will grow. Or if you add overflow:auto; you will get a scroll bar to scroll the content. Also, take a look at it with IE. Doesn't even display the content.

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Yes, PHP is supported. You are responsible to make sure that your form processing scripts are secure.

I've never done a conversion so I am not sure what you would need to do but the Simple Machine forums are quite active and I'm sure if you asked there someone would be able to help.

Yep, dbsender is the method I use and recommend too!

Have you added the SMF user to the phpBB database so it can access it?

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